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Skin-friction Measurements in Turbulent Boundary Layers 2020

The article was produced as a result of my internship at the Walter Bassett aerodynamics laboratory , where I was under the supervision of Prof. Ivan Marusic and PhD student Jason Ruan in the project "Active Control of Large-scale Structures in High Reynolds Number Turbulent Boundary Layers".

The article reviews three methods implemented in the laboratory to measure skin friction.

  1. Hot-wire anemometry
  2. Hot-film anemometry
  3. Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV)
We carried out all the experiments in the High Reynolds Number Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel. To analyse the results, I acquired basic skills in signal post-processing.

PIV SetupHot-wire SetupPIV and Hot-wire data